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Thousands take to the streets of Berlin against rents and demand "expropriate the expropriators"
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Thousands take to the streets of Berlin against rents and demand "expropriate the expropriators"

SAPO Notícias6 September 2026 at 04:16

Thousands of people took to the streets of Berlin today to protest against the high cost of rents in the city, demanding the expropriation of property owners. The demonstration brought the housing crisis to the center of the German capital, with participants carrying signs and slogans against the increase in house prices.

Among the numerous participants, a man dressed as an astronaut stood out as he moved through the crowd with a sign that read "your rents are moon prices," an ironic reference to the prices practiced in the Berlin real estate market.

The protest brought thousands of people to the streets of the city, in a demonstration of dissatisfaction with the housing situation affecting residents of the German capital. The demand to "expropriate the expropriators" reflects the sentiment that property owners would be benefiting at the expense of tenants.

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